Glitterati3D
Dances with Bees
Hr-179 morph list
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Show Us Your Dawn Renders!
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Oh that's a good tip. I do have those Nightsong morphs as well and I do like the, but I also sometimes find that depending on the face shape morph I'm using I get bad results. I have to try that frame 30 trick, it makes perfect sense to me and might help a lot. I have a render I'm working on at the moment and I just can't get the smirk I want. I've also made things hard because the character isn't looking at a specific object, just thinking, but that means I've had a hard time getting the eyes to focus correctly. She's looking a little cross eyed at the moment. I probably should just add an invisible prop to point her eyes at, I just haven't done that yet.
quietrob
Extraordinary
First off. Nightsong is just the best! I don't see her products near enough. When she posted them, I collected them.
Secondly, that is a screenshot is a huge help. I like Ali's work because, believe it or not, it doesn't have a lot of stray hairs. Because I'm not after realism, per se, I want things neat. My niece is a model. I've seen her shoots and I can tell you that if a single hair is out of place, it's because they want it to be. If I want stray hairs I can add them. But then I'm into making comics so I hope it makes sense.
Thank you for the clue and information, Glitterati. Ali, I love ya but you need better promo's!
Glitterati3D
Dances with Bees
You're welcome. Ali provides morphs that he calls "Fur" which is really strands for folks who want a more messy look. I like that he makes both "looks" available to his users.
Your need for neat hair for comics makes perfect sense.
quietrob
Extraordinary
That hair looks familiar, Pen.
I didn't know the MFD had hair holders! Girls...what will they think of next? Is that your idea? I never saw the hair holders before. I rather feel like watchin a Father Brown mystery after viewing this piece.
That hair looks familiar, Pen.
Miss B is right it's part of the hair which is called Wild Orchid...I don't think those are "hair holders" Rob. I think they're ribbons around the ends of the braids, which just look like they are, because they're the same color as the MFD.
Nice render Pen.
Hornet3d
Wise
I always use the eyes pointing at an invisible prop or, depending on the distance from the face, two props, one for each eye. Doing this gives great control over the eyes by adjusting the distance and location of the prop.
I have even used it when one figure is looking into the eyes of another by placing the props behind the figures head rather than pointing at the other figures eyes.
The frame 30 trick was not my idea but a suggestion made in a forum, unfortunately, probably due to my increasing years, I cannot remember who but I am certainly in their debt as I use the trick quite often.
Hornet3d
Wise
Such a sweet character and the pastel nature of the colours work really well in this render.
You mean to say you've NEVER experimented with your feminine side???
quietrob
Extraordinary
You mean to say you've NEVER experimented with your feminine side???
Nope! I'm too busy spittin' and doin' other manly things. I'm off to have a beer and a burp!
